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The Wiki leaks data dump (91,000 documents on the war in Afghanistan) inspired a deluge of rapid responses on Twitter. Here's a reading on the pulse:

Sheila Dennis knows where BP's deposed CEO is really headed:

US to hire Hayward to try operation Top Kill on Wiki Leaksless than a minute ago via TweetDeckSheila Dennis
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Glenn Greenwald has today's zinger:

If Julian Assange won the Nobel Peace Prize for 2010, it'd be more deserved than the one awarded last year.less than a minute ago via webGlenn Greenwald
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The enigmatic pourmecoffee certainly speaks for more than one blogger we know:

If WikiLeaks got a hold of my email archive, would be disappointing -- thousands of messages that all say "sounds good."less than a minute ago via TwitterGadgetpourmecoffee
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 Dave Portivo calculates the time it would have taken to get 91k documents through endless FOIA-ing:

Good job Wiki leaks, saved everyone else twenty years of requesting documents we were never going to get.less than a minute ago via TweetDeckdaveportivo
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West Wing Report, meanwhile, breaks news on more important matters...

Is the President going to the Clinton wedding? Gibbs, as he was leaving the room: "No."less than a minute ago via webWest Wing Report
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Ezra Klein preps us for some after work happy-hour trivia...

Fun fact: Skynet began as a liberal e-mail list serv.less than a minute ago via webEzra Klein
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And, yes, Dave, that's what we're here for:


Anybody got a link to a good summary of whats important about the info that Wiki Leaks got?less than a minute ago via TweetDeckDave
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